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Hanuman Ansh Reaches Rs 309 Crore After 42 Days
Hanuman Ansh has been playing in cinemas for 42 days.
It earned Rs 6.25 crore in India on its latest day.
The movie has made Rs 309.15 crore worldwide so far.
It started with a very small opening of Rs 10 lakh.
After three weeks, more people began watching it.
Its biggest day was its fifth Sunday, when it earned Rs 22.75 crore in India.
Other new Hindi movies have not stopped its strong performance.
The makers say the film cost less than Rs 2 crore to make and has received offers from three streaming platforms.
Hanuman Ansh earned Rs 6.25 crore domestically on its 42nd day across 9,000 shows.
The film’s worldwide collection reached Rs 309.15 crore, including Rs 243.38 crore net domestically.
Dhurandhar 2 earned Rs 1 crore on its 42nd day but finished with Rs 1,361 crore in India.
Hanuman Ansh opened slowly at Rs 10 lakh but gained momentum after three weeks in theatres.
The film was reportedly made in 22 days on a budget below Rs 2 crore, with OTT offers received from three platforms.
- Who
- Hanuman Ansh, directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, and its producers, including Ragini Sona.
- What
- The film reached Rs 309.15 crore worldwide after 42 days, including Rs 6.25 crore earned domestically on day 42.
- Where
- Across Indian cinemas and worldwide markets.
- When
- On its 42nd day in theatres; the film opened on August 7.
- Why
- Its collections increased after a slow first three weeks and remained strong despite competition from other Hindi releases.
Key facts
- Day 42 domestic collection
- Rs 6.25 crore
- Worldwide collection
- Rs 309.15 crore
- Net domestic collection
- Rs 243.38 crore
- Gross domestic collection
- Rs 287.40 crore
- Global collection reported
- Rs 21.75 crore
- Opening-day collection
- Rs 10 lakh
- Reported production budget
- Below Rs 2 crore
- OTT status
- Offers received from three streaming platforms; release details are unannounced
Quotes
Ragini Sona
Producer of Hanuman Ansh
“Now I’m getting offers from everybody. It’s not something that we weren’t thinking of. As soon as our film started getting popular and everybody began going to see it, this started happening.”
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